Tyler is ridiculous. His original theory about friends makes no sense. Everyone knows that friends who play video games or drink together only do it as a pretense to see each other and usually to form meaningful connections. In no way would that mean the friendships are any less real. It’s such a projection of the guys own insecurity. I knew him (only vaguely) like a year or two ago from the philosophy club as an acquaintance. The guy had no idea when I was joking or serious. He takes everything personally. It’s completely stupid the way the school dealt with him, but the guy is also kind of horrible. The note is egotistical and a false analysis only reflective of his own failings.

I was expecting him to sound and act different than this. He’s definitely not a personified caricature of obnoxious and teenage self-righteousness one might conclude solely based on the letter to friends with no common interests he distributed. If anything the interviewer came off as the devilish one in this soundtrack. In other words, she sounds like a natural, keen on uncovering the “problems” with who did and said what before they said the opposite, etc..
It was an interesting interview, I turned off Jersey Shore halfway through to listen to it.